Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

How would you know?

Oh geez people this is not some kind of ‘gotcha’ moment. A catholic school is probably not your best option for a trans kid. If that requires more explanation, you are an idiot. You have bigger issues if you are a trans parent who chooses that education over the thousands of other local offerings. Rome is not changing its tune anytime soon.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

How would you know?

There was no secret made of it at the time, and the preferred pronouns were clearly communicated.

Anonymous wrote:Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

How would you know?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

This makes sense.

It does? How?

Anonymous wrote:Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

This makes sense.

Stone Ridge has had students that were born physically female but identify as something else.

I don't believe they have admitted students born physically male who identify as female.

Anonymous wrote:Has Stone Ridge had transgender students? Yes, of course.

For many transgender students a single sex environment can have extra challenges.

have they had transgender girls?

OP: are you asking one that identifies as female or male?

Has Stone Ridge had transgender students? Yes, of course.

For many transgender students a single sex environment can have extra challenges.

It would certainly be an interesting test case.

Anonymous wrote:I think they would at least consider it.
May I ask why Stone Ridge? I can think of many other schools that would be trans-friendly.

Because OP is a troll and wants to stir up hate/ debate about this school, for some reason.

I think they would at least consider it.
May I ask why Stone Ridge? I can think of many other schools that would be trans-friendly.

Anonymous wrote:Only one with same sex parents.

Only one with same sex parents.

Would Stone Ridge consider an application from a transgender student?